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> Air Canada's Fitzpatrick says launching the case was the only way the airline could get clarity on the new CTA officers' obligations when assessing evidence.
by tedunangst 2y ago
> Air Canada's Fitzpatrick says launching the case was the only way the airline could get clarity on the new CTA officers' obligations when assessing evidence. ... The CTA has asked the court for permission to participate in the case but Air Canada is fighting the request.
Weird that you would be opposed to participation of the very people you're seeking clarity on.
- nickff 2y agoIt seems like they're looking for a judge's opinion the CTA officers' obligations, not the CTA's view.
- voxic11 2y agoThey already have the CTA's opinion on their own officer's obligations, they just don't like it so they are hoping the court will have a different opinion, which would be made less likely if the CTA was involved in the case.